Your number's up

[rider]

Had some idiot knock on the door last night selling illuminated house numbers for kerbs. Said he was doing "my street", and that the numbers were really bright.

He seemed quite surprised when I suggested a much more suitable position for his light-polluting, energy-wasting product.

Rider

[Nesti]

ROFL :rofl:

[TrevorW]

Nah been there the sun already shines out of it

[mozzie]

your to polite to them trevor i would have told them to###$$$%%%^^&&&&&** off
mozzie

[TrevorW]

watch it you'll be banned for using that language

[mozzie]

what language i was saying take his fluro paint and back off
mozzie

[TrevorW]

OH code now I understand

[mozzie]

:lol::rofl:its a hard code to understand trevor and also a nice recovery
mozzie

[GTB_an_Owl]

my daughter got us a nice solar unit from the reject shop in coffs harbour
about 6" square - black case - you stick plastic tape numbers on the face
with the cloudy weather we have been having it lasts till about 1 am

geoff

[DavidU]

:lol:

[Inmykombi]

Maybe they were glow in the dark numbers ????

Just a thought, but they may help the emergency services find you in a hurry.
It can be a nightmare trying to find places in the dark or just after dark.

Cheers.:D

[dpastern]

Excellent points Geoff.

Dave

[stephenb]

In our area private door-to-door people sell "reflective" painted street numbers which they spray on the gutter at the front of your house, using number stencils.


They have approval from the local council, but more importantly, and as an ex-emergency service worker, we found them more practical to locate street numbers because, they were all in the same place at every house: on the gutter 2 metres from the main driveway. Unlike these "illuminated house numbers", which the residents could put them anywhere and may not be seen from the street.

[Inmykombi]

The reflective ones make sense as well.

[ving]

dark in the dark numbers for me please! :)